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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1914

Page

2

Rallies, voter appeal and political notes from Ohio

Closing campaign actions shift to big city rallies and newspaper ads as candidates vying for state wide offices seek undecided voters. Ohio State University permits home voting for students to avoid penalizing class work amid broader roorbacks debate. Professor Lowden predicts longevity to 100 with life law understanding. Northwestern Ohio crow banquet planned for Nov 12 with both parties to attend. Dennia Sullivan to marry Della Heavey of Columbus. Sullivan previously led Ohio miners group. George H. Phelps loses ouster suit after decade long fight in Findlay court actions.

D. A. Donovan Columbus Ohio Ohio State University Thomas Scott’ Lowden Ottawa Putnam County Cox Frank B. Willis Dennla H. Sullivan United Mine Workers of Ohio Della Heavey Sullivan State Miners’ Organization State Board of Arbitration George H. Phelps Findlayam Beret Ps ‘Standard

Final Campaign Notes And Ohio Miner Memorials

The article warns of a flood of last minute political literature as election day nears and voters face direct appeals by campaign managers. It honors Andrew Roy, pioneer Ohio mining inspector, for advancing miner safeguards and regulatory laws. It reports court notes on Sherman act enforcement, a widow awards case, a Supreme Court ballot recount denial, and state aid for a boy’s funeral and a girl’s education award.

Ohio Uncle Sam Avdlanch Daily Mail Andrew Roy Glen Roy Jackson County Roy Scotland Thomas B. Bancroft Springfield Thomas M. Bigger Franklin County Common Pleas Court United States Supreme Court State Industrial Commission Tiffin Russel Kern Charles Wesley Hughes Masaillon East Granville

German impostor posing as Joubert arrested in Paris

A German aviator was arrested on Boulevard des Italiens after three weeks in Paris posing as French airman Joubert. He carried papers from Antwerp and wore Joubert’s uniform, fooling most until an engineer at Gnome motor works exposed him. Authorities deem him a German spy and investigate how much information he relayed.

Paris Boulevard Des Italiens Joubert Antwerp Gnome Motor Works

Ollivier Letter Warns Prussia After Napoleon III Fall

After Napoleon III’s fall, Emile Ollivier now former French premier warns the Prussian king. He cautions against touching French territory, warns of a new thirty years war, and predicts a united Latin and German race alliance against conquerors. He notes divine punishment for prosperity sapping virility and urges not to scorn a vanquished man’s words.

Paris Revue Des Deux Mondes Emile Ollivier Prussia Napoleon Jeni

Aeroplanes Prove Worth as War Division In Paris

Paris reports a French corps commander comparing a single aeroplane to a division of 7,000 cavalry. German air activity over Paris prompts praise for aerial scouts and warns against surprise movements.

Paris

German Airship Campaign Effective Great Losses in Galicia Reported

Paris and London reports detail German attempts across the Yser canal near Dixmude and Nieuport, fierce fighting from Nieuwport to the Lys, and French gains in the Woevre. British and Warsaw dispatches warn of air raids on Warsaw and looming raids on London, while Trentino expects 5 000 dead and 15 000 wounded from Galicia.

Berlin Tageblatt Galicia Union News Service Paris Yser Dixmude Nieuport Nieuwport Lys Woevre War Office Bordeaux Thiancourt Nonsard Brussels Joinville St. Mihiel Lille London Warsaw Reuter’s Telegram Co Rome Trentino

Cincinnati Markets Price List Overview

Cincinnati markets report a dense price list across grains, hay, oats, wheat, poultry, eggs, cattle, hogs, sheep, lambs, and more. It catalogs No 1 to No 4 grades for corn, mixed and yellow varieties, timothy hay, clover, oats, wheat, and livestock prices with unit values and weight notes.

Cern Bbc

Threat to Call Out Troops in Colorado Ute Invasion

Denver reports a clash between a Colorado game party and 100 Utes from Utah who invaded Colorado seeking venison. Led by Chief Chavine, they are armed with rifles and 200 horses. W By Frazer, state game commissioner, dispatched Deputy Game Warden Gray.

Denver Colorado Utah Chavine W. By Frazer Fish and Game Gray

Fatima offers 20 cigarettes for a bargain price

Men watching pennies learn Fatima cigarettes give a deal: 20 real 15 cent cigarettes for a price only slightly higher than their usual 10. The ad emphasizes value and savings on a common brand.

Red Cross Ball Blue and Eye Health Ads

A collage of vintage ad lines promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry whitening and Marine Eye Remedy for red watery eyes, plus Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for digestion and other small health notices. The tone mimics early 20th century newspaper filler with playful lines about bachelors and gift rings.

Marine Marine Myo Remedy Co Chi

Too Assertive In Person Oratory Sparks Debate

Quote centers on a figure whose achievements are said to speak for him yet he refuses to let them. Critics argue he should let his attainments stand. supporters claim he acts as their spokesman despite this insistence.

China as a Republic in Name Not in Practice

The article argues that despite its republican label China is effectively ruled by a few men in Peking. It stresses that self-government is a gradual process not achieved by quick official decrees.

China Peking

Spelling Standards Upset Bank Press Clerk

A young bachelor of arts employed to print bank circulars produced wording that failed to meet Webster and Worcester standards. The banker summoned him to an audience, and the clerk’s displeased expression showed the boss’s expectation of an educated man spelling like a stenographer.

Messrs Webster and Worcester Teer John

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